Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-29

the Indian schools for the district of Southern
California and is now en- route to his new
field of labor. u s...s5. T.. +
The revenue of the present month will
exceed 81, COX, 600 per day and the expendi-
lures will be small. E.
.tf THE OLD WORLD. = -r-~,t
The jubilee celebrating the so years
reign Of Queen Victoria over Great Britain
began on the 21st, and London witnessed the
most imposing pageant of modern times.
Westminster Abbey, where the ceremonies
were held, was gorgeous with splendor. The
day was perfect and streets OF the great
city never before witnessed such mighty
throng of people. Despite the utmost vigil
ance number were Injured in the crush
that was inevitable from such monster
gathering, from the sheer fact that there
was not room for the display and those who
wished to witness it. Among the Ameri-
were Uuited States Ministers Phelps and
Lawton, James G. Blaine, Senators McPher-
son and Hale, Congressman Perry Belmont
and Mr.. Gilfllan Of Minnesota The queens
dress was not striking. Across her breast
she wore the broad, blue ribbon of the gar
ter; the only other decoration she wore was
that of the order of Coburg-Gotha.
The Countess Campos, the young heiress
who ran away from Paris with her lover,
has arrived in England and is stopping at
Dover. She was accompanied to Dover by
Garboeuf, her lover, and three other gen
tlemen. The Campos family agent and a
French detective, armed with a warrant,
visited the hotel where the Countess is stop
ping, accompanied by the Spanish consul.
The consul explained to Mile. Campos how
her family felt over her abduction, and that
the warrant for her arrest was to recover
her from her abductors and restore her to
her family. She declared that she wished
to marry Garboeuf and that she was not a
prisoner against her will. Upon this declar-
alton the English police refused to sanction
her arrest, as she was of legal age and quail
flied to act for herself.
At Potsdam, Germany, on the Goth,
collision occurred between two passenger
trains. One car burned. The bodies of
three persons killed, two women and one
man we're taken from the wreck Several
others are injured. The disaster occurred
in the Wannsee depot caused by the wrong
signal which permitted the incoming train
to enter the depot on the same track on
which the express train was standing. The
ploded causing fire on one coach of the ex-
press.
By an explosion of pieric acid on the
22nd, the great Dale Chemical Works, at
Manchester. England, were destroyed and
burned. Windows for miles around were
smashed by the explosion and many houses
near the factory were partially demolished.
A number of workmen were burned with
the acid and injured by the debris Fire
from the ruins spread to Pomora palace.
The military assisted the fremen in the en-
deavor to stay the flames. .,.
While party of $50 pilgrims were
crossing the Danube river, near Pakst,
Hungary, their boat was caught in g
hurricane and capsized. Only few of the
party were saved. Over 100 bodies have
been recovered.
The floods in Hungary are subsiding.
There is great distress among the in
habitants of the inundated regions
Fifteen hundred farmers are totally ruined,
and the entire damage is estimated at S.
0OO, 900.
M. Manly, President of the French
Army Committee, has rendered his resigna-
ton on point of order during the proceed
ings of the committee Friday. The commit
tee refused to accept the resignation.
The second chamber of the Dutch
Parliament has adopted new electoral regu-
lations. After the regulations have re-
ceived the ADJ roval of the First Chamber
the two houses will be dissolved.
The Bulgarian refugees in, Russia
have sent congratulations to NJ. Ristics, the
new Servian Prime Minister, on the tri-
unnph of the Servia.
Mr.. Lawrence, an American who has
been endeavoring in London to establish a
claim upon the estates Of Lord Norrey, has
been non-suited.
At Valparaiso to May 81, 800 cases of
cholera had occurred. OF this number 62s
died. In Quillata 1859 cases had occurred
and ,002 deaths. ~. .
A number of :Albanians recently in
vaded the Servian Village OF Dobinovac
plundered the town, and killed number OF
peasants. -. -.
Mr.. Walker has contracted to COM
plete the Manchester (Eng.) canal for $751;
600 less than the parliamentary estimates
An imperial decree at Berlin an.
nounces the issue of a S11 per cent loan te
the amount of 2SS, 004 $40 marks.
Amnesty has been granted to al
persons who were concerned in the riots ir
Amsterdam in July last. ~
Six thousand shipbuilders who have
been on strike at Belfast, Ireland, have re
turned to work. .ss 2%
An extensive paper factory in Kief ha'
been destroyed by fire, involving a loss O
$3.50, 900. 10. 4. vs.. 49, -.
The damages caused by the fire a
Lulea, Sweden, June Is, amounts to $3.50,
600. e5r sss
King Otto, Of Bavaria, has been ofiiciall,
declared insane.
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
| At Marshalltown, Iowa, on the 23rd
Peter Van Roukin, an old and wealth,
citizen and elder in the Presbyterian
Church, was swindled out Of $4,000 in cash
by an ancient confidence game. Al
ostensible land buyer, after looking at hi
farm, induced Van Roukin to accompan,
him to look over the neighbours land tina
/ was for sale. On the road thew met a MAJ